The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24
C0FPREvILLE' CULLINay.
Programme OF the Yaiobusha -Ox.
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CoPPEEvILLE, MISS, July e.
The following is 4 programme Of the
Fifth Sunday meeting Of the Yalo-
busha- Oxford Association, to be held
with the Coffeeville Baptist Church
at this place, on Saturday, July 30.
and Sunday, July 81, 1887:
/ /. Saturday, . o'clock a. m, Doc
trinal Sermon" by j. Hartwell Ed
wards.
2. "The New Testament Idea of
Missions" by w. ID. Bene.
3. "The New Testament Motive in
Missionary Work." by j. l.. John
son.
At2 o'clock p.m.-1. "The Edu-
cation and Religious Training of
Children" in three parts. LIST. In the
family. by j. ID. Rice. I'd. In the
literary school, by James X. Bin
ford. Sd. Ia the Sunday School, by
A. O. Mason. 3. Christian Giving,
as taught in the Now T ostament, u
by w. j. Hargis. 4. "Thc Relation
OF Money 10 the Kingdom OF Jesus
Christ" by John Powell.
At 3 o'clock p.m.-l. "Baptists
and Higher Education" by j. Hart
we'll Edwards. 2. "Christianity the
Safeguard Of Free Institutions" by
s. s. Fairfield.
Sunday at o o'clock a.m.-Sunday
School mass meeting addressed by
Jas. X. Binford, A. ii. Whitfield, j.
j. Williams and others. Att am,
sermon by j. l.. johnson; at 4 pm,
missionary sermon by j. q. Chastain
aud at 8 pm, sermon by Il. ID. Mil
Ter.
According TO appointment tho
Democratic mass convention met in
Coiieeville last week, and was called
TO order by j. M. Moore, President
Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittoe. Alter transacting the bust
ness before the convention, n move
was made aud carried TO instruct the
delegates from this county 20 cast
their votes, in the District Conyon-
ton, for Capt. Thos. Spright for
District Attorney. The following
resolution, offered by q. 7. Blount,
was adopted.
WHEREAS, There is nov, practical
ly, but one political party; and,
whereas, there arc large number OF
colorod voters In this county, whose
good citizenship depends upon their
political affiliations, and, whereas, the
folds OF tho Democratic banner are
ample and sufficient 10 reach out and
protect the people OF every shade,
color and condition; therefore, be il
Resolved, That We invite the col
orod voters Of Yalobusha county "a
ally themselves with their friends
aud ncighbors, tho Democrats OF the
county, and thereby maintain good
government.
The convention, after transactine
oil tho business before IL, adjourned
On tho 9th Of September next
there will be q reunion Of tho mem
bers Of the gallant old Fifteenth Mis-
sissippi Regiment, at Duck Hill
aud as mattor OF interest 10 the sur
viving members OF Company III. W,
give q list Of the names oil thos,
known TO DO alive today, who lci,
this town in April, 1861, as .origina
members: Gen. ". q. Walthall, j
II. Kelly, w. II. Kelly, j. A. Elan
nagan. j. ID. Halle, w. w. Baker
q. w. Pate, M. II. Ham, A. 3. Avis
Henry Sheppcrd, A. Ferguson, Bill
Burton, j. Q. Page, T. II. II. Van
hooser, Robert yauhoozer, w. NJ
Lovejoy, Marshal Hairstop, jane
Smith, Dan Amile, j. l.. Hamilton
j. i. Garner and W. l.. Brannon.
A mass meeting Of tho neighbor
hood OF Big Springs, under the cal
OF the "Workingmen's Democrat,
Club" will be held on Saturda!
evenipg. July Both,